These are some of the comments we have recieved from satisfied customers
“Looks a good idea to me i would always make sure i had got a load saves all that messing about with all the different sizes...”
“Hey, I think that’s a great idea. Always that rogue tile in a wall needs match stick or folded up paper etc. The shim concept is excellent. It's a good flexible way out of trouble...”
“E mail me and send me a sample, looks good...”
“Save me having 2, 3, 4 and 5mm spacers in old cigar tins...”
“Yeah, they look as though they would work well Steve, like the way the 1mm and 2mm is on the same arm, so it can't be confused for the 3mm.. i think its a winner, saves buying 1,2,3,4,5mm spacers, can't see a drawback.. if they are the same price as stated...nice one well done...if they were the same price, as usual I’d throw them out after each use...”
“I get it now, looked on from a plan view, they are the same thickness, and the different sizes are on the end elevation.
Very good idea Multispacer. i would definitely buy them. At the moment I chew the end of a spacer for a 1 mm and double up for 4 mm which don’t always stay in. your spacer should be a boom indeed...”
“Great idea Multispacer, wouldn't mind trying them out...”
“It looks great and i think it will work a treat. it shouldn’t be any more difficult to handle than a regular spacer...”
“If they're reusable and you're marketing them as such then maybe you want to increase the price a bit...”
“I think your comment over on SF about the Multispacer being useful for hand made tiles is actually very true...”
“Joining in late here but I like to buy a bag of spacers when I get the tiles, as has been mentioned they are so cheap that I can chuck them away and I normally put them in the grout space and grout over them as it uses less spacers but as has also been mentioned it can be useful to have different spacers for edges, rounds baths, cut tiles that aren’t quite accurate, tiles that are out of tolerance, etc So I could see myself having a bag in stock...”
“Hi, spotted your tile spacer on screwfix talk, think it could be a good idea, I currently use + spacers as the way you intend yours to be used, I don’t leave them embedded as some always show through. I also use them stacked, which is fiddly, so your product could be ideal. If you intend selling at same price as ordinary spacers, I would not fail to use them. ..”
“Seen your post on UK Tilers and would like a sample of your Multispacer - looks great”
“I agree actually, those Multispacers do look as though they are very suited to wavy edged tiles. I used to use a combination of 2mm / 3mm spacers and cardboard bits”...
" Steve great idea saves me buying 5 different sizes...wish i had thought of the idea.. good luck
“Hey, I think that’s a great idea. Always that rogue tile in a wall needs match stick or folded up paper etc. The shim concept is excellent. It's a good flexible way out of trouble...”
“E mail me and send me a sample, looks good...”
“Save me having 2, 3, 4 and 5mm spacers in old cigar tins...”
“Yeah, they look as though they would work well Steve, like the way the 1mm and 2mm is on the same arm, so it can't be confused for the 3mm.. i think its a winner, saves buying 1,2,3,4,5mm spacers, can't see a drawback.. if they are the same price as stated...nice one well done...if they were the same price, as usual I’d throw them out after each use...”
“I get it now, looked on from a plan view, they are the same thickness, and the different sizes are on the end elevation.
Very good idea Multispacer. i would definitely buy them. At the moment I chew the end of a spacer for a 1 mm and double up for 4 mm which don’t always stay in. your spacer should be a boom indeed...”
“Great idea Multispacer, wouldn't mind trying them out...”
“It looks great and i think it will work a treat. it shouldn’t be any more difficult to handle than a regular spacer...”
“If they're reusable and you're marketing them as such then maybe you want to increase the price a bit...”
“I think your comment over on SF about the Multispacer being useful for hand made tiles is actually very true...”
“Joining in late here but I like to buy a bag of spacers when I get the tiles, as has been mentioned they are so cheap that I can chuck them away and I normally put them in the grout space and grout over them as it uses less spacers but as has also been mentioned it can be useful to have different spacers for edges, rounds baths, cut tiles that aren’t quite accurate, tiles that are out of tolerance, etc So I could see myself having a bag in stock...”
“Hi, spotted your tile spacer on screwfix talk, think it could be a good idea, I currently use + spacers as the way you intend yours to be used, I don’t leave them embedded as some always show through. I also use them stacked, which is fiddly, so your product could be ideal. If you intend selling at same price as ordinary spacers, I would not fail to use them. ..”
“Seen your post on UK Tilers and would like a sample of your Multispacer - looks great”
“I agree actually, those Multispacers do look as though they are very suited to wavy edged tiles. I used to use a combination of 2mm / 3mm spacers and cardboard bits”...
" Steve great idea saves me buying 5 different sizes...wish i had thought of the idea.. good luck
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